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breeding for newbies ??


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15 years 4 months ago #20518 by Chantell
B) to all our breeders on site how bout adding tips,and tricks ;) of breeding for us newbies...

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15 years 4 months ago #20520 by Laetitia Koen
Sounds like a great idea I also want to try breeding

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15 years 4 months ago #20527 by mandie
Replied by mandie on topic Re:breeding for newbies ??
Sterling wrote:

Sounds like a great idea I also want to try breeding

hows that eggs with legs going on?

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15 years 4 months ago #20549 by NightFang
Yeah, I'd also like to get a general idea of what this entails. Maybe it'll be easier if we ask specific questions?

Like: Can a female T be breed with more than once a year? Or will they only drop one egg sack a year?

If you have got a mechanical mom. Whats the best way to ensure a successful hatching?

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15 years 4 months ago #20550 by Ceratogyrus
Replied by Ceratogyrus on topic Re:breeding for newbies ??
A female can breed more than once a year. She just needs to moult after laying eggs and mate again to produce a viable second eggcase.
I don't personally use a mechanical mom. It is useful if you pull the eggcase before 10 days after laying, but otherwise a hammock does just fine.
Fire away with any other questions.

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15 years 4 months ago #20600 by Michael Fletcher
I've heard a lot said about the need to vary the temp in order to simulate day/night and seasonal changes. The ambient temperature in the room I keep my T's is normally between 25 - 30 degrees with not too much of a drop at night. Would the fairly stable temperature pose a problem?

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